MISSING PERSON
CASE #: 2004-50
David William Barth
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Missing From:
Emigrant Gap, CA
Summary:
David William Barth, a 70-year-old white male with dementia, went missing on July 30, 2004, from Emigrant Gap, California. He walked away from his home carrying a backpack and was last seen on railroad tracks at Blue Canyon Road. He remains missing.
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Circumstances of Disappearance:
David walked away from his home in Emigrant Gap on July 30th, 2004. His neighbor saw him walking eastbound on the railroad tracks at Blue Canyon Road carrying a rust-colored book bag type backpack. He was wearing a long-sleeved checkered shirt with dark blue, light blue and white checks, light blue polyester slacks, a dark ball cap, and black Mason brand shoes. He also wore polarizing bifocals and a ring with a white metal band and a white stone on his right hand. David wore dentures and walked with a severe limp. It is believed he left to go on a walk/hike.
Additional Details:
David has dementia. The case has been documented with multiple resources including the California Missing Person Directory and the Placer County Sheriff's Office.
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